Expansion and innovation
Launched digital learning platforms and expanded reach.
From the Foundation’s beginnings to wider partnerships, new learning formats and community reach.
Since its establishment in 2016, KRF has developed its training, partnerships and community programmes in response to changing needs and opportunities.
Each stage has added new ways to connect education with local priorities.
Launched digital learning platforms and expanded reach.
Achieved the highest number of beneficiaries in a single year.
Embraced digital transformation in education delivery.
Strengthened collaborations with key stakeholders.
Adapted programmes to continue supporting learners through COVID-19 challenges.
Dedicated initiatives to women’s economic participation.
Streamlined and enhanced core training offerings.
Expanded the programme portfolio.
Launched academic support and business skills programmes.
KRF began its community impact journey on 1 May.
Leadership roles and new platforms have helped extend the Foundation’s contribution to education and community development.
Leadership as CEO of Hakem Energies Foundation.
Ten years as Kgosana in Tsitsing, within the Royal Bafokeng Nation.
Launch of the “Breaking the Silence” podcast.
Establishment of the Boundless Soweto Campus.
Inauguration as the Foundation CET Centre’s first Chancellor.